Plantsmans Corner; New Shoots 4
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- What can I say? Number four from the Next Generation....Pottager, Cuttings, divisions, and a cruelly hung pepper plant among this episodes selection.
For any Trekies amongst viewers, Thomas is definitely a Deanna/Worf love child.....while George certainly has Riker in the gene pool somewhere......
Excellent videos. Love the explanation of horticultural terms too
Potager, a garden to harvest for the pot..... Plant a couple of rows of brassicas and with a high powered air riffle and a 410 you can harvest pigeons and rabbits for the pot, all year round......Happy days....... Hope your Eggleston future is sorted soon, and favorably.
😊😊 Glad to connect ❤🎉
My favorite line, "It's the biological imperative of the plant". Well said!
Here in Western Australia we're seriously battling chilli thrip. The wee uckers decimate chillis, capsicums and roses and more. I've seen people giving up after major chemical warfare and ripping whole rose gardens out, some over 50 yrs old (personally meh but the gardeners are understandably devastated). I hope the ones sited on your plants are just aphids. 3 yrs now I've lost my pepper harvests and am considering this spring of giving up and buying them instead 😭
An enjoyable education as always and we both decided that Malcolm would be Onslo 😂
Thomas absolutely scandalised by the hung pepper :)
my mate always gre his tomates in buckets hanging from a scaffold pole fram he had a 2" hole in the bottom that the plant went thru and he had cracking results every year so Liz isn't mad
Is there a pin-on microphone you can use for individuals that are speaking???. I think that will help with the sound. I'll contribute to the cost...m
I have an allotment.. I have a professional grade polytunnel..I grow peppers. Elizabeth is not invited... my peppers are scared.
Did George say the one digitalis was looking "poo ly?"
@@mattszalwinski6869 it’s an English accent thing Matt. George said ‘poorly’ I, having grown up in the south pronounce the ‘oo’ as if saying the word ‘or’……here in the north they pronounce it as if saying the word ‘loo’……they all do it….Lisa, Thomas, Helen, and especially Elizabeth…….another example is they say ‘Oop’ whereas most civilised folk say ‘up’ 😂….it is a linguistic shift known scientifically as “The Great Vowel Shift”……..but there are so many variations within regions…..Elizabeth’s Yorkshire accent I find hard to understand…..whereas Geordie (Newcastle) is utterly indecipherable for me……But if you listen to rural Berkshire or Oxfordshire that also is like an alien language. If you’ve ever watched Gerald on Clarksons farm you’d see a good example of a rural southern accent……most though, particularly in the north see southern as meaning posh. Hope that helps Matt…Best wishes….Malcolm
@plantsmanscorner128 Hey Malcom, thanks for the explanation. I was just busting George's chops a bit😁. Trust me, I have NO room to talk when it comes to accents! I'm from Philly, here in Pennsylvania, where we say WOODER, instead of WATER, and of course YOUZ, instead of YOU.
All that aside, I have to tell you how AWESOME your episodes are! I worked in three nurseries in my teens and twenties. I still have gardening in my blood! I love nothing better than to ho out back and prune, transplant, and divide perennials!! Your tip on notching under the bud to prevent vertical growth and promote horizontal growth was EXCELLENT! I really enjoyed it and the demo with the drilled holes in the hose, or water pipe, as you guys call it, was fantastic! Thanks so much for putting this material up on UA-cam!
And there I was just thinking he was spending too much time with Thomas and Malcolm.